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Journal Article
Effects of Huangqi and bear bile on recurrent parotitis in children: a new clinical approach
2013
Overview
Objective
To evaluate the pharmacological effects of traditional Chinese medicine, bear bile capsule and Huangqi granule, on recurrent parotitis in children.
Methods
In this prospective, controlled, and randomized study, a total of 151 young children were divided into three groups: Group A included massaging the children’s parotid region and melting vitamin C in their mouth daily; Group B included swallowing bear bile capsule and Huangqi granule daily; and Group C included massages and vitamin C as prescribed in Group A, and traditional Chinese medicine as prescribed in Group B. Children were treated individually for one month and then a follow-up study was conducted for 1 to 3.5 years. Analysis of variance (ANOVA) and Ridit analysis were employed for statistical analysis.
Results
The recurrence rate decreased in every group, but was significantly more in Groups B and C when compared to Group A. The recurrences significantly decreased (
P
<0.01) in Group B and their recovery rate was as high as 63%, significantly better than those of the other groups (
P
<0.01).
Conclusions
Huangqi and bear bile could be a novel clinical approach for treating recurrent parotitis in children.
Publisher
SP Zhejiang University Press,Springer Nature B.V,Zhejiang University Press
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